Tag Archives: central banks

Central Bankers and European Integration in the 1970s

Published on: Author: guwebteam

Central Bankers from the Failure of the Werner Plan to the creation of the EMS, 1974-1979 This article focuses on the role of central bankers in European monetary cooperation, from the failure of the Werner Plan to the creation of the European Monetary System (EMS). The role of central bankers in the run-up to the… Continue reading

Political Economy and European Integration: the Challenges of the 1970s

Published on: Author: guwebteam

Integrating an International Political Economy Dimension into European Integration History: the Challenges of the 1970s For anyone interested in international political economy (IPE), the fact that European integration is embedded in global influences is, arguably, a given. Economic and monetary phenomena do not really know borders – or at least not in the same way… Continue reading

Symposium on the Euro Crisis (Bayreuth, January 2012)

Published on: Author: guwebteam

Symposium on “The euro: (Greek) tragedy or Europe’s destiny? Economic, historical and legal perspectives on the common currency” (Bayreuth, Germany, 11-12 January 2012)   Dr Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol is invited as a discussant to the Symposium on the Euro Crisis organized by the University of Bayreuth on 11-12 January 2012. For more details, see the conference programme and… Continue reading